【DYNASTY】KATANA Kokutou -MATSUKAZE- 's Japan Review

The name "Matsukaze" was probably taken from Keiji Maeda's favorite horse.

It is not the popular short club with a heavy, front center of gravity, but a standard weight of 16.5g, with the center of gravity slightly behind the center when set up.

The rear cut is modest, but even after several months of use, it shows little wear and plays a minimal and sufficient role, and is very comfortable to the fingers.
In contrast, the large cut in the center is more assertive and allows the finger to feel the touch as a guide to reproduce the grip.
The front shape is slightly tapered, and the vertical cut plays a role in its good appearance.

I grip the rear cut portion, and I like both the color and design as it gives the impression of a calm short barrel that is easy to control.

The black coating will fade and peel off with use.

This is a good barrel to have.

The best grip position is still the part with the rear cut.
The step in the center of the barrel plays a very good role.
It is easy to set the grip position and helps to push the barrel out.

The grip has a nice thick ring cut and a gentle shark cut.
It is very comfortable to the fingers.

It is also possible to hold the hollow in the center.
This is a busted specification. It is for people who fly with full force because it tends to droop.

The color is black, so it is very cool and austere.
It is a great price for such a product.